Tuinen De Lindenhof
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Your requirements
1 of 3 requirements- Located in Haarlem
- Outside caterer welcome
- Own sound system allowed
Contact the venue to discuss the missed requirements.
About the venue
Tuinen De Lindenhof is laid out around a 19th-century coach house in Haarlem, with tightly clipped yew hedges, symmetrical paths and a rose garden that peaks in June. The garden's formal style, closer to an English landscape park than a wild border, gives the wedding photos a classic, timeless look.
The coach house itself has been converted into a reception hall for 80 to 220 guests, and a separate, understated chapel hall is available for a church blessing ahead of the celebration. Event coordinator Willem de Boer usually replies within two days and helps set up both the ceremony and the dinner. In case of rain, a covered terrace serves as backup.
Highlights
The formal rose garden with clipped hedges, a favorite for the photoshoot.
The reception hall inside the 19th-century coach house.
The understated chapel hall for a church blessing ahead of the celebration.
The covered terrace that serves as backup in case of rain.
Venue type
- Estate
- Church
Outdoor areas
- Garden on site
- Terrace on site
Ceremony
- Civil ceremony possible
- Outdoor ceremony possible
Food
- In-house catering
Drinks & bar
- Staffed bar on site
- Alcohol allowed
Music & sound
- Live music allowed
Recommendations
4 recommendations“The rose garden was in full bloom in June and the photographer barely had to direct us, the clipped hedges did all the work. Exactly the classic look we had in mind.”
“We first held a short church blessing in the chapel hall and then walked over to the coach house for the celebration. Having those two spaces so close together saved a huge amount of planning.”
“It started raining during drinks and the covered terrace saved the evening. Nobody had to run indoors, everyone just stayed outside with a drink.”
“Willem replied within two days to every email we sent, even the questions that were not really that important. That gave us peace of mind in the run-up to the day itself.”
Location
Kleverlaan 130 · Haarlem